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The Summerville News, Thursday, November 7, 1963
District Pre-Legislative
Forum to Draw Countiaiis
Lt. Gov. Peter Zack Geer and
House Speaker George T. Smith
will be the featured speakers at
a Pre-Legislative Forum in Rome
for the Seventh District of Geor
gia on Thursday, November 14
Several Chattoogans are ex
pected to attend
The meeting, co-sponsored by
the Georgia State Chamber of
Commerce and the Rome-Floyd
County Chamber, is designed to
acquaint the business commu
nity with issues that are ex
pected to come before the next
session of the General Assembly
Legislators of the 7th Con
gressional District will be spe
cial guests of businessmen. Fol
lowing talks by Geer and
Smith, there will be a ques
tion and answer period, with
audience participation. Appear
ing on the program with the
two main speakers will be Terry
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P. McKenna, attorney with the
law firm of Gambrell, Harlan.
Russell, Moye and Richardson;
‘ and John W. Lastinger, State
j Chamber President and Execu
j five Vice President of the Geor
gia Power Company.
The dinner meeting will be
held at the General Forrest
Hotel at 7 p.m., and reservations
should be made with the Rome-
Floyd County Chamber of Com
merce, 424 Broad Street, Rome,
Ga., or call 232-2401.
I ACS Boards
Workshop Set
The Chattooga Board of Fam
ily and Children Services (for
merly Welfare) will probably be
represented at a district-wide;
workshop Tuesday in Rome.
The workshop is for board
members and county commis
sioners over the Seventh Dis
trict. Its purpose is to clarify
the duties and responsibilities of
members of the county boards.
Mrs. Bruce Schaefer, state direc
tor, will speak.
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23 YEARS AGO
. . . Cadet Sgt. Major Myers
Myers’ Army Career Begins,
Ends at Same Spot in Texas
Two ends of a career path
came together for Col. Graves
T Myers of Summerville in re
tirement ceremonies held in the
circular park behind Air Train
ing Command headquarters,
Randolph AFB. Texas Thursday.
This same area was part of Col.
Myers’ daily pathway as a Cadet
Sergeant Major 23 years ago.
He first came to Randolpn in
July 1940 following graduation
from primary pilot training at
Love Field, Dallas, Tex.
With his final assignment at
Randolph as chief of Reserve Af
fairs and War Plans Division,
Personnel, Col. Myers completed
a career of Air Force instruc-
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Following graduation at Kelly
Field in December 1940, he en
tered the Southeast Training
Center at Gunter Field, Ala.,
later transferring to Cochran
Field, where he also performed
duty as a pilot Instructor.
He returned to Randolph Field
in 1943 serving as Squadron
Commander. Five months later,
on July 7, 1943, Air Training
Command came into existence.
There was little premonition at
this time that ATC was to be his
parent organization through
most of his military career. In
total, 13 of his 23 years active
service has been in positions
within Air Force training circles.
Upon retirement Colonel My
ers has taken up residence in
Summerville, where he will be
allifiated with Officer’s Benefit
Association. His mother, Mrs. G.
T. Myers, presently resides on
Allen Street in Summerville and
is a first grade teacher at Sum
merville Elementary School.
Col. Myers is accompanied by
his wife, the former Johnnie M.
Freeman of Rte. 1, McKinney,
Texas. They have two children,
Butch, age 10, and Mrs. Joyce L.
Wood, who resides with her hus
band. Lt. Don Wood at Ft. Meade,
Md.
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news with you as long as you
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AT RECENT RETIREMENT
. . . Colonel Myers
Menlo Area Presbyterian
Church Activities Announced
Regular preaching services will
be resumed at the Alpine Pres
byterian Church Sunday morn
ing at 10 a.m., the Rev. Donald
A. Hyde, minister, has an
nounced.
No worship services have been
held in this church since last
March, when the pastor, the
Rev. Don Trent, resigned.
The Men of the Church of
the Beersheba-Cloudland-Menlo
congregations will meet at 7 p.m.
Tuesday in the Menlo church for
dinner and to hear the Rev.
Sewell Bailey, pastor of the
Menlo Methodist Church. Roy
Alexander is president of this
group, composed of men from
the three churches.
The Cloudland Presbyterian
Church has resumed its “Fam
ily Night” meetings the last
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Tuesday in each month. Pot luck
supper is served, followed by a
religious service conducted by
the minister and a round table
discussion of ways of making the
church more effective.
The Menlo Presbyterian Church
is resuming its “Family Night”
meetings the fourth Thursday in
each month, with the minister
leading the program in Bible
study, teacher education, and
effective methods of vitalizing
the church program. Regular
worship services will be held at
this church Sunday morning at
11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
The Beersheba church, Route
3. Summerville, is launching an
intensive study of the Sermon
on the Mount conducted by the
pastor. A comprehensive evalua
tion of the church program is
Welmyer News
By Mrs. Barney Mitchell
Visiting Mrs. Will Tate Sun
day were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Chastain and children, of Cal
houn, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Copeland and children, of Mari
etta.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Henderson
and Julia visited Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Gaylor in Chattanooga. Archie
underwent surgery at Erlanger
Hospital Monday.
Mrs. Jim Parton who has been
in the hospital w’ith a broken
leg, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Fred Eslinger is spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
James Palmer, Judy and Peggy
at Lakeview, and Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Hollis and Beckey at Fort
Oglethorpe.
Sunday luncheon guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fallis and Mrs
Sara Johnson were: Mrs. Exa
Ford. Mrs.. Coleman Ford and
Mack, of Atlanta, and Mr. and
Mrs. Cisero Ford, of Menlo.
Little Lynn Austin underwent
surgery in Chattanooga Monday
A group from the Pennville
Church of Christ attended serv
ices at the Pleasant Grove
Church of Christ Sunday eve
ning.
Thomas Henderson is in Spart
anburg, S. C., this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whitley and
Mrs. J. H. Hendrix visited Mrs.
Annie Mae Hendrix and Mr. and
Mrs, Denar Brown and children
in Marietta Sunday.
Mrs. Will Tate is spending this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Copeland and children in Mari
etta.
Mrs. Rob Bloodworth was
spend-the-day guest Monday of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes and
Libbv in LaFavette.
Mrs. Ernest King has returned
home after visiting for several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Mark
King in Marietta.
Sunday afternoon guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fallis and Mrs
Sara Johnson were Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Penland, of LaFayette.
Miss Bal Little and Mrs. Bill
Tate visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Tate, of Hanson, Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Emma Alexander spent
the week-end with her sister,
Mrs. Clara Mashburn, of Sum
merville.
Mrs, Hazel Bankey and Jeanie
and a friend were visiting in this
community Sunday and at
tended services at the Pleasant
Grove Church of Christ.
under way to determine how to
establish a church program
serving the needs of the entire
community.
Mrs. Ella Sweatman is spend
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Austin and children and
Mrs. M. N. Locklear.
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